Military Working Dogs Part 2
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Military Working Dogs
Camp Pendleton, Calif., Sept. 26, 2009
Runtime: 9 min.
Synopsis: Military Working Dogs train with
Marines conducting a live-fire exercise, to
familiarize the dogs with what they will
encounter in combat. Shots include handlers
working with dogs, demonstrating how a dog
attacks a fleeing suspect, and the dogs
and their handlers during a live-fire
movement.
Font info:
Interview 1: Cpl. Ramiro Olguin, 22, from
Eagle Pass, Texas. Military Working Dog
handler with Military Police Support Co.,
1st Marine Headquarters Group,
I Marine Expeditionary Force
Interview 2: Sgt. Alfred Nieto, 24, from
San Antonio. Military Working Dog handler
with Military Police Support Co., 1st Marine
Headquarters Group, I Marine Expeditionary
Force.
Releasing Authority: 1st Lt. Kendra Hardesty
Public Affairs Officer, 760-763-7795